Starting Back from this weekend, we’ve got the Bull Round.  4 vodkas and 2 redbulls for only €20.  This and many more drink deals are available in Reardens Bar.  Giving you more bang for your buck

Redfm will be broadcasting from Reardens bar on Saturday 27th from 12-7pm. Lots of giveaways during the day including Bar Tabs, passes, Jerseys and much more. Pre promotion for the big Semi Final between Clermont and Munster with complimentary drinks for the first 100 people in pints or bottles of Heineken. Food Served all day. Reardens Your home for the perfect match. Followed by DJ till late.

Everyone and anyone has some relation to being Irish, and theres no better time to celebrate all things about being truly irish than this weekend, Paddy’s weekend.  We’ve got lots in store for you all this weekend from live music tonight with Roisin Dubh 10pm, Live six nations action Italy V Ireland 2.30pm on Saturday as well as Cork V Donegal football and Cork V Clare in Hurling.  Live music Sat night with the Kilkennys.  Then the main even Sunday for Paddy’s day, we are serving food all day and haveThe Paddies for a Double Gig, face painting and paddy’s giveaways all day.  Green pints, craic agus Ceol. 

During all matches we are recreating the perfect match atmposhere.  For all 6 nations matches we are providing food, drinks and the most important element FUN!! We have our promo girls on hand to help keep you in high spirits, win, loose or draw.  Meet Your match at Reardens.  Corks Biggest & Best Venue for all sporting events.  We’ve got Big Screens, terraced seating & much much more on offer to help you enjoy any match day. Just leave the matching to us.

Soorraay!!!!On Wed 20th Feb, we are hosting a night of fun based around the Sminky Shorts theme.  Sminky Shirts, on the night we will have some people acting out the animation on stage with the band Traffic.  We are going to give away some free drinks to anyone that comes in wearing the T-Shirts.  Lots of other surprises on the night. Sure that’s were all the great Birds will be.  We don’t want to be hearing any Can’t do it’s!!! Walk around any obstacle and you’ll be sure to fit in.

Coming to Reardens this february we have some new bands that haven’t played here before. Including Amazing Apples and The Seducers.  check out the gig guide section of the site for more info on the bands.  Sure its valentines this month also, love it or loath it single or attached a great night will be guaranteed for all.  Will be back with more details soon.   At the end of the month we will see Bandaoke relaunching in the bar more details to follow.

The Secret Garden opens tonight in Havana Browns.  An outdoor nightclub, a smokers dream, a fairytale for adults. Come and discover it for yourself.

This new Years Eve with have Hot Fuss live in the Bar and we are opening the doors to all our venues.  Access all areas for €10.  Reardens opens at 6pm and havanas and The Secret Garden at 10pm.  Ring in the the New Year in with adventure and enchantment.

 
What a fantastic turn out we had last night for the First Ever Reardens GAA All Star awards.  We would like to thank John McCale from McMedia and all the sponsors from the night, O2, O’Neills, Supervalue and , Club Energise.

Cork seniors Patrick Cronin, Shane O’Neill, Conor O’Sullivan, Cian McCarthy and Lorcán McLoughlin are among the players who caught the eye in this year’s club championship and made the first ever Reardens Club Hurling All-Star team.

However in keeping with the philosophy of the awards, the All-Star selection is dominated by club players, with Sars’ Alan Kennedy and Michael Cussen, Bishopstown’s Diarmuid Lester and Ian Jones, Na Piarsaigh’s Pádraig Gould, CIT’s Stephen White and Courcey Rovers’ Daire Lordan also making the cut.
Wexford imports Eanna Martin — a goalkeeper with his county — and Eoin Quigley were also included for their excellence in helping Sars to a third SFC in five years, while Ballymartle’s Darren McCarthy has picked at corner-forward, though he’s on the Cork panel as a back-up goalie.

Reardens GAA Hurling All Star team of 2012:
Alan Kennedy (Sars); Diarmuid Lester (Bishopstown), Shane O’Neill (Bishopstown), Conor O’Sullivan (Sars); Stephen White (CIT), Ian Jones (Bishopstown), Eanna Martin (Sars); Eoin Quigley (Sars), Lorcán McLoughlin (CIT); Cian McCarthy (Sars), Patrick Cronin (Bishopstown), Padraig Gould (Na Piarsaigh); Darren McCarthy (Ballymartle), Michael Cussen (Sars), Daire Lordan (Courcey Rovers).

 
Eight different clubs are represented in the inaugural Reardens Club Football All-Stars.
While county champions Castlehaven received six awards, for David Limrick, Liam Collins, Damien Cahalane, Dermot Hurley and promising young forwards Brian Hurley and Mark Collins, the All-Stars are a fair reflection of a competitive and interesting 2012 senior football championship.
Runners-up Duhallow were acknowledged through the selection of Cork duo Aidan Walsh and Donncha O’Connor, as well as AJ O’Connor, with six clubs receiving one award each. St Nick’s Kieran McEnery, Nemo’s Alan Cronin, the Barrs’ Michael Shields, John Hayes (Carbery Rangers), Kevin Davis (Skibb) and Bishopstown’s Denis Crowley also made the All-Star 15.

Reardens GAA All Star football team of 2012:
Kieran McEnery (St Nicks); David Limrick (Castlehaven), Liam Collins (Castlehaven), Alan Cronin (Nemo Rangers); Michael Shields (St Finbarr’s), Damien Cahalane (Castlehaven), AJ O’Connor (Duhallow); Dermot Hurley (Castlehaven), Aidan Walsh (Duhallow); Donncha O’Connor (Duhallow), Mark Collins (Castlehaven), John Hayes (Carbery Rangers); Kevin Davis (O’Donovan Rossa), Denis Crowley (Bishopstown), Brian Hurley (Castlehaven). 
 
 
 
Damien Cahalane further cemented his reputation as one of the most gifted U21 footballers on Leeside by capturing the Reardens Club Footballer of the Year award.

The Castlehaven centre-back, also a teak-tough hurler for St Finbarr’s, was a consistent performer all season for the west Cork club. Indeed his excellence should see him link up with Conor Counihan’s Cork panel in 2013, though such a move would likely see him opt out of Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s hurling squad.
Rebel centre-forward Patrick Cronin, so unlucky to miss out on an inter-county All-Star, is the Reardens Club Hurler of the Year, despite Bishopstown losing the county final. Even in defeat Cronin picked off four points from play, and was sensational at times for the Town.
Milford’s magnificent senior camogie success — after a series of frustrating losses — lead to Emer Watson winning the Reardens Club Camogie Player of the Year.
The Reardens Ladies Footballer of the Year was Inch Rovers’ Anne-Marie Walsh, another model of consistency and the player of the match in the county final against arch rivals Donoughmore.
 

On Monday November 19 at 7.30pm in Reardens Bar the Reardens GAA Cork SFC and SHC All-Star teams for 2012 will be picked.

Also on the night a SFC player of the year, a SHC player of the year, a camogie player of the year and a ladies senior footballer of the year will be named.

Below are the nominations for the 15 positions.  If you would like to vote for a player you can do so on our Facebook page or here on the website.  Just leave a comment with the name you are voting for.

REARDENS CLUB HURLING ALL-STAR NOMINATIONS

Keepers (4)
Ken O’Halloran (Bishopstown); Alan Kennedy (Sars); Declan McCarthy (Ballymartle); Shay Bowen (Erin’s Own)
Backs (17)
Diarmuid Lester, Shane O’Neill, Ian Jones (all Bishopstown); Conor O’Sullivan, Ray Ryan, Éanna Martin (all Sars);  Stephen White, Michael Aherne (both CIT); Killian Murphy, Peter Kelly (both Erin’s Own); Wayne Sherlock (Blackrock); Eoin O’Sullivan (Cloyne); Brendan Barry (Killeagh); Christopher Joyce (Piarsaigh); Vincey Hurley (Courceys); Noel Furlong (Carrigtwohill); Tadhg Healy (Avondhu)
Midfielders (7)
 Eoin Quigley, Daniel Kearney (both Sars); Brian Murray, Kevin O’Driscoll (both Bishopstown);  John Gardiner (Piarsaigh),  Seán O’Mahony (Ballymartle),  Lorcán McLoughlin (CIT)
Forwards (17)
 Pa Cronin (Bishopstown) 1-44 (0-26 f, 0-2 65, 0-1 pen) in 6
 Michael Power (Bishopstown) 0-10 in 6
 Cian McCarthy (Sars) 2-39 (0-24 f, 0-4 65) in 5
 Michael Cussen (Sars) 1-6 in 5
 Gavin O’Loughlin (Sars) 0-7 in 5
Michael O’Sullivan (CIT) 1-10  in 6
 Aidan Walsh (CIT) 1-9  in 5
 Darren McCarthy (Ballymartle) 1-13 (0-5 f) in 4
 Barry Dwyer (Ballymartle) 1-12 (0-5 f, 0-2 65) in 4
 Brian Corry (Ballymartle) 0-7 in 4
 Mickey Da Fitzgerald  (Carrigtwohill) 1-12 (0-6 f) in 3
 Conor Lehane (Midleton) 1-9  in 3
 Daire Lordan (Courceys)  0-20 (0-7 f, 0-2 65) in 3
 Pádraig Gould (Piarsaigh) 1-21 (0-10 f) in 5
 Eoghan Murphy (Erin’s Own) 1-19 (0-13 f, 0-1 f) in 3
 Barry Johnston (Bride Rovers) 1-26 (0-20 f, 0-1 65) in 4
 Pat Horgan (Glen Rovers) 0-33 (0-21 f, 0-3 65)

Club breakdown
Sarsfields 9
Bishopstown 8
CIT 5
Ballymartle 5
Erin’s Own 4
Na Piarsaigh 3
Carrigtwohill 2
Courcey Rovers 2
Avondhu 1
Midleton 1
Glen Rovers 1
Bride Rovers 1
Blackrock 1
Cloyne 1
Killeagh 1

Current Rebels (13)
Shane O’Neill, Conor O’Sullivan, Killian Murphy, Christopher Joyce, Daniel Kearney, John Gardiner, Lorcán McLoughlin, Pa Cronin, Cian McCarthy, Michael O’Sullivan, Darren McCarthy, Conor Lehane, Pat Horgan.
Former Rebels (8)
Alan Kennedy, Ray Ryan, Stephen White, Wayne Sherlock, Michael Cussen, Brian Corry, Eoghan Murphy, Brian Johnston.

REARDENS CLUB FOOTBALL ALL-STAR NOMINATIONS

Keepers (4)
Paudie Hurley (Castlehaven); Kevin Murphy (Duhallow); Kieran McEnery (St Nick’s); Maurice Moloney (Carbery Rangers)
Backs (17)
Damien Cahalane, David Limrick, Liam Collins, Thomas O’Leary, Chris Hayes (all Castlehaven); John McLoughlin, Jerry Healy, Pat Gayer, Donal Gayer, AJ O’Connor (all Duhallow); Alan Tanner, Ger Minihane (both Skibb); Michael Shields, Ross O’Dwyer (both St Finbarr’s); Eoin Cadogan (Douglas); John O’Rourke (Carbery Rangers); Alan Cronin junior (Nemo Rangers).

Midfielders (7)
Dermot Hurley, Seán Dineen (both Castlehaven); Aidan Walsh, Bertie O’Callaghan (both Duhallow); Haulie O’Sullivan, James Fitzpatrick (both Carbery Rangers); Ian Leahy (St Finbarr’s).

Forwards (17)
 Brian Hurley (Castlehaven) 2-13 (0-2 f) in 6 games
 Mark Collins (Castlehaven) 1-23 (0-11 f) in 6
 Donncha O’Connor (Duhallow) 0-48 (0-30 f, 0-1 45) in 9
 Niall Fleming (Duhallow) 1-10 in 9

 John Hayes (Carbery Rangers)  2-20 (1-0 pen, 0-14 f) in 4
 Kevin MacMahon (Carbery Rangers) 0-5 in 4
 Donal Óg Hodnett (Skibb) 1-15 (0-10 f) in 4
 Kevin Davis (Skibb) 2-7 in 4
 Conor McCarthy (Skibb) 1-2 (1-0 pen, 0-1 f) in 4
 Colm O’Neill (Avondhu) 1-24 (0-11 f, 0-3 45) in 5
 Cian O’Riordan (Avondhu) 0-11 in 5
 Denis Crowley (Bishopstown) 5-4 in 4
 Fiachra Ó Deasúnaigh (Bishopstown) 1-10 in 4
 Barry O’Driscoll (Nemo) 2-16 (0-9 f) in 4

 Jason Sexton (St Finbarr’s) 2-13 (0-10 f, 0-1 45) in 3

 Mark Quinn (Dohenys) 1-14 (0-7 f) in 4
 Alan Cadogan (Douglas) 1-9 in 4

Club breakdown
Castlehaven 10
Duhallow 10
Carbery Rangers 6
Skibbereen 5
St Finbarr’s 4
Avondhu 2
Nemo Rangers 2
Douglas 2
Bishopstown 2
Dohenys 1
St Nick’s 1

Current Rebels (8)
Eoin Cadogan, Michael Shields, Aidan Walsh, James Fitzpatrick, Mark Collins, Donncha O’Connor, Barry O’Driscoll, Colm O’Neill

Former Rebels (7)
Kevin Murphy, Haulie O’Sullivan, Dermot Hurley, John Hayes, Kevin MacMahon, Conor McCarthy, Cian O’Riordan

The biggest GAA night of the Year as Reardens GAA Awards unveil their All-Star teams picked from the Cork County senior hurling and football championships.

On Monday November 19 the cream of Cork’s GAA talent will gather in Reardens to see who makes the Reardens GAA All-Star teams of 2012.

Also on the night we name the SFC player of the year, the SHC player of the year, the Cork camogie club player of the year and the ladies football club player of the year.

Tickets are limited and will go to the first to enquire about them email me here in marketing if you are interested in attenting the event.  sinead@reardens.com